Sentences with phrase «diary secretary»

I am often in envy of my colleagues who sit in their plush Portcullis House offices in Westminster while I sit in my draughty cold office alongside the ghosts of past diary secretaries.

Ever the dutiful diary secretary, I flagged up the fact that she'd need to leave London in the afternoon, travel up and back to the capital, expecting her to ask me to send her apologies.

Susan Jane Nye, Baroness Nye (born 17 May 1955)[1] is the former Director of Government Relations and former diary secretary to ex-British Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Raab's diary secretary aide told the Mirror recently: «He has the chicken Caesar and bacon baguette, superfruit pot and the vitamin volcano smoothie, every day.

Volunteers participating include solicitor apprentice from Withers LLP, diary secretary apprentice from The Cabinet Office, apprentice at Barclays and many more, to demonstrate the diverse range of apprenticeships.

I called my diary secretary to say that Mr X would beconfirming the meeting with her and he went away happy as could be.Of course like the testicle man, he nevercame back.

One of the main concerns is that Mr Prescott, always a figure of fun, has become too much of a joke following his affair with his diary secretary to continue to hold such an important office as deputy prime minister.

In fact I don't recall ever asking my diary secretary to get me lunch.

But of more interest to many SW1 insiders, the diary secretary also revealed what she really thought of the housing minister:

His comments come after two Labour backbenchers last night openly called for Mr Prescott to resign as deputy prime minister, in an outbreak of hostilities that has been brewing ever since news broke of his affair with his diary secretary.

However, Labour MP Christine McCafferty yesterday said Mr Prescott's affair with his diary secretary has hampered the party's ability to re-engage with female voters.